42 BJJ Half Guard Bottom Techniques in Just 6 Minutes - Jason Scully

PLEASE SUBSCRIBE: The half guard years ago was known to be just a stalling, or safety position. Now it is considered to be one of the most dynamic grappling positions you can be in. Everyone should have a half guard game in their arsenal. This video is meant to serve as a reference and not a detailed instructional.

[Diomedes]

Seeing this makes me realize how much I still need to learn

[michaelgrimm]

I could watch this a hundred times a day.

[danielcavalcanti]

1:00 basic half guard position
1:10 to full guard
1:14 to butterfly guard
1:18 to back
1:23 old school sweep
1:31 plan B sweep
1:38 whizzer to back
1:41 whizzer kimura
1:51 deep half toe hold
1:55 single leg
2:00 lapel single leg
2:05 double leg sweep
2:12 calf slicer
2:17 kimura sweep
2:24 back step counter to back
2:30 harpoon sweep
2:35 roll to triangle
2:41 roll to kimura
2:46 overhook to kimura

2:56 butterfly half guard
3:04 butterfly sweep
3:08 flower sweep?
3:14 to x guard
3:18 waiter sweep
3:24 x guard to full guard

3:33 z half guard
3:45 z half guard to full guard
3:47 arm drag to back
3:52 americana
3:56 triangle
4:02 to single leg X
4:08 shaolin sweep

4:16 deep half guard
4:28 roll sweep back
4:34 roll sweep front
4:40 roll sweep backwards
4:48 roll sweep lapel
4:55 back take
5:03 waiter sweep

5:15 waiter half guard
5:30 waiter sweep
5:39 technical stand up
5:49 far leg sweep

6:02 lasso half guard
6:16 lasso sweep
6:23 arm drag to back
6:29 omoplata
6:36 wrist lock

[jonjgoslee]

As a half guard player, I love seeing these techniques get out there. Thanks for making this.

[Clackamasone]

Been doing BJJ for 8 years, but never have seen such great videos to put everything together in a great overview. Helps just to watch one then go roll!

[bris]

I remember having to really search to find the odd new technique but now vids like this make it so much easier.

Thanks for your work.

[demon]

The sheer breadth of knowledge of a black belt never ceases to amaze me. Thanks for putting these together.

[deebox]

@captainzorikh
from what my instructor has told me, you're supposed to keep your outside leg planted and bridge slightly while pulling your inside arm in so that you can recover a laying-on-your-side position. You should only lock your half guard when your opponent is attempting to pass.

[trianglechokeU]

havent trained for 3 yrs this is a great refresher! thank you

[rickyrichy]

do the details instructions. it would be really useful. thanks

[jonnybricks]

Your rapid fire techniques are perfect. You are not supposed to get everything down watching the video a couple times. You watch the video indefinitely and train while working key techniques that fit your style. Its perfect and its been improving my Jiu Jitsu. Even the proper Shrimping tutorial has improved my hip escapes both front and reverse. Thank you and keep up the great work

[hellogary]

Awesome video. Awesome helpful series. Thanks for making this. Sometimes people forget not only how expensive intructionals are but also the fact that fighters are always broke. Thanks again, big time.

[seattlesoundisgrunge]

man...i REALLY like all your vids....like seriously these are just really good reference videos that showcase alot of options from a few positions in a way that really gets me thinking more about those psotions. if there was a place i felt i didn't have as many options from so i never worked on it well now i do lol. i mean these vids are really good at getting you to think about sub's of course, but really alot of control

[MaxLohMusic]

BJJ already blows my mind with its chess-like antics every day but THIS REALLY REALLY BLEW MY MIND LIKE NOTHING ELSE, especially the rolly/spinny moves like 2:36 and 6:30...
I mean I've taken college math classes like multi-variable calculus that require visualizing weird solutions in multiple dimensions but this video puts them all to shame!
Every engineer, chess player, and intellectual person should be exposed to the mind-bending beauty of BJJ.

[dboyzero]

i'm loving all these reference videos, so many options i'd never thought about or heard of.

[Riofightwear]

You're putting out some of the best stuff on the internet right now.

[chancevance]

That was amazing, thank you very much for your videos sir, the rolling triangle and rolling omoplata were complete jaw droppers for me and I hope my friends don't mind rolling with me tomorrow so I can practice these moves. Thank you again for these videos.

[johnjohnson]

These videos are so helpful to my game bro. It will help evolve the sport as well. I appreciate what you have done so much. Thank you.

[Wolfenstein]

thank you jason for loading this amazing stuff include it in my grappling style....please keep on the good

[cvano]

Just went through this video very slowly and took notes.. I'm a smaller beginner, and im always in this position! Thanks very much ill be studying this and hopefully have some success, thanks!